Those of us who operate scissor lifts or other elevated work platforms would love to have a suite of these sensors installed on our equipment. The amount of damage to property and persons avoided each year would pay for their integration into our workplace.

Buying pita

Other lidar companies already have autonomous forklifts. This shows the human still making decisions. At least you actually mounted Movia on the forklifts because the last video didn't even have that. The fact that you are 90% focused on Movia is disturbing to those who invested in smart speakers, optics, or Mavin. Movia didn't keep Ibeo out of bankruptcy. Movia won't save MIcroVision.

When's bankruptcy. I'm buying put options

This video really fails to educate the viewer. It basically shows us a side-by-side view showing what a regular camera sees and what the movia sensor sees. To us, the camera looks better, so there is no real wow-factor for lidar. Why would the forklift company opt for lidar that gives an image that looks worse than the camera view shown? There is no explanation on how the lidar image gives specific distance and location to every object in it's vicinity. If you want to sell your product and get widespread adoption, or even if you want your shareprice to increase, you need to do a better job making these videos. The average investor will look at this and say that the camera looks better than the lidar. Please focus on getting people to understand what your product means. This is basically a cinematic version of a wiring diagram. If you understand it, it's great, but far too many people don't understand LiDar. Tell this story better, please.